Sentence examples for repudiating something from inspiring English sources
So while Scotus holds that "nothing other than the will is the total cause" of its activity, he grants (with Aquinas and other medieval Aristotelians) that we are not capable of willing something in which we see no good, nor of positively repudiating something which appears to us as unqualifiedly good.
There was a time, up to and including the recent past, when Nell would have said something calm but repudiating in response, something professorial, or at least intended as such.
The events underline the need to repudiate Mr. Arafat, something Arab and some European governments fail to do by continuing to meet with him.
Pearson attacked Labor for repudiating Keating's legacy following his 1996 election defeat, something he described as Labor's "most diabolical stupidity".
"Barry Goldwater was repudiated, but he started something that changed America," Lawrence Summers, the Harvard economist and former Treasury Secretary, told me recently.
Why is this woman repudiating that woman?
His testimony was perceived as repudiating government surveillance programs.
Later, his campaign issued a statement repudiating the plan.
Repudiating these is impossible without leaving the EU.
Now he is repudiating that approach at the federal level.
